The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1933, Page 8

THE BISMARCK ‘!RIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1933 ia THE GUMPS— LITTLE FISHES IN THE BROOK VL BET IT WEIGHED TEN POUNDS~ IY WAS A WHOPPER— WERE WAS NO EXCUSE FOR 1” SING AFISNH LIKE THAT. HE GAVE You AN AWFUL BATTLE = BUT YOU SHOULD HAVE GIVEN HIM an NANB NOY RUSHED im gone i USHED HIM. bet YOU SHOULD MAVE PLAYED HIM= Tre HA! HA! NAL UTHOUGMY YOU KNEW NOW ‘To FISH— WAT'S THE BEST LAUGH VVE NAD IN A LONG WHILE WHEN You LET WAT BIG FISH GET AWAY = COR OLD HEART- SICK BIA — ANDY HAS BEEN DOING, EVERYTHING IN HIS POWER TO GET HIM TO FORGET HIS UNHAPPY AFFAIR WITH MILLIE = =m 98 ALL DAY TODAY THEY'VE BEEN OUT IN SHE COUNTRY ON AFISHING TRIP. AND FOR A CHANGE: BIM SEEMS TO BE IN HIGH SPIRITS AGAIN— WHEN | GO To Fign. CATCH FigHe Nor IEA SERVICE, "AT. OFF. “Oh, don't pay any attention to Marvin! ing contract.” He just despises play- GASOLINE ALLEY— THE SPIDER WEAVES HIS WEB = POC! THIS 1S ON THE QT. BUT CONTINENTAL E& CORNCOB 1S GOING To = PAN A 30 ?ER CENT DINIDEND. S \ HAVEN'T TIME To GO WTO THAT, AVERY. I'VE Gor A_WORRY CALL TO A | COWN TOWN OFFICE 1 WAS DOWN AND RAISED HECK WITH XY GOSH! THAT LOOKS AS IF CONTINENTAL, YOU ONDERSTAND. ‘MA MERELY TELLING YOU NOT TO TELL WHAT 1 WRONG. | THINK 1 OUGHT TO HAVE SOME OF THAT SAILING RIGHT AHEAD COESN'T THINK THIS FELLOW MANBEE WORD BOT THEY'RE GOING To PAY A 30 PER CENT DINIDEND. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS JUMPING JUPITER! \ SURE, AN’ YER AYE-AVE-THERE, | WHY, IT'S YOUR RIGHT I! WHAT LYS UNcie ME LADS! HARRY THATS A SUBMARINE. COMING TO THE <<} KIND OF A GAME, : AND BILLY || cURFACE., CLOSE. 15 COMING OFF BOWLEGS || To THE KIDS. ‘ DROP Down To SIGNAL SUBMARINE FRECKLES, THEY eistia Geek SEAPLANE, PERISCOPE ABOVE THEM, Eel FRECKLES AND ‘ cae HIS PARTY WATCH — AND WAIT WATER MOTORS REPLACE HORSES | Twelve hours and seven minutes The cavalry unit of the U. S. Army|make a day at the equator. This is at Fort Russell, Texas, has been mo-|the time which elapses between sun- NES, AND SHES A FRIGHT ALWAYS KICKING ABOUT THE WoRK— LEANE IT To ME, SWEETIE! TLL GWE HER AN EARFUL __ HILDA UNLESS YOU CAN DO. NOUR WORK AN’ BE MORE CONGE! NAL, TUERELL BE ANOTHER Git t | | torized. This was the first and most! rise and sunset. famous cavalry unit in the United ——____—. States. New museums have been built at the rate of one every 15 days in the The “zipper” fastener was invented | past 10 years in the United States. by Whitcomb Judson in 1893, but Gid- eon Sundback later improved and pat- ented it. Africa has snowfallls within seven miles of the equator. | AT THE MOVIES | RIGHT BACK AT HIM! LOOK AT IT! SEE WHAT IT sms? “Have No Mon! (TS No FUN! WwKe NOUR SON! How WOULD Yo’ aIsweR THAT, \E NOU WERE His FatHer? WHATS TH’ MATTER, MR. STORM, | OID SOMETHIN’ UPSET You, on (THIS FINE SPRING MORNING? 2 Nea! is cetrer WH PosTMaN Jest HANDED ME FROM MY Boy aT coLLEece! i SUsT wiRE Back --= WHat To Do2] J UP TO NOU! I'M BROKE , to! LeTreRs 16 MAKE NAMES OF OBJECTS IN THIS STRIP To LOvVIN/ Wheeler and Woolsey ,Old Barbary Coast Bring Laughter Here} With Its Vice Dens “So This Is Africa!” latest Wheeler In ‘Frisco Jenny’ Woolsey contribution to the screen, 15' wire and earthquake of 1906 on the the African picture to end all African | screen! Pictures. These merry gentlemen re- | The picturesque and glamorous veal more secrets about the great con- | reer Aiea e Fan Francaee ure 3 : ol lamy days, ee poet tne natives of, sald con lof the earthquake, was reconstructed tinent know themselves. And last | at the First National studios for the night's audience at the Capitol The- | production of Ruth Chatterton’s star- BABACEG DALEOSP LNEVEPEO AOCTCOCcE ICELYCB OccsKL PLAYER, ADVER— TISEMENT, TARPAULI atre, where the picture is a three-day | Ting vehicle, “Frisco Jenny,” which feature, just sat and roared at the comes to the Paramount Theatre to- nonchalant manner in which this fa-| ‘rhis was the stamping ground of mous laugh team invades the wilds! the play boys of the city, of visitors for big “dame” hunting. bent on wild orgies, of sailors on ‘There has never appeared on any | chore leave and the riff raff of the screen that this reviewer knows of | Gocks. Dress suit stood elbow to el- a scene so funny, so utterly satirical | how with coarse fannnel shirt and and so entertaining as the picture | corduroys at the bar or dance hall. of Wheeler and Woosley ‘the latte |The district contained every kind of disguised as a woman) trying to hide| a dive and gambling cen from tum- from a tribe of 100 stalwart Amazon | bled down shacks to gilded Palaces. women who are bent upon making one | qt, stretched along the water fron* of these comedians marry her. If | trom the Embarcadero back to Pa. there were nothing more in “So This | cific street to Montgomery. An en- Is Africa!” to commend it to audi- | tire section of Pacific street was con- ences, this one scene would justify a | structed, only to be shaken down for visit to the Capitol Theatre. ‘ | Picture purposes by the earthquake AS far as story goes, “So This Is | and burned by the following fire. It. Africa!” is imaginative, to say the|js in one of these dives that Miss least. What happens to Wheeler and | Chatterton begins her career as “Fris- Woolsey as they leave America and | co Jenny,” lording it over the patrons dissolve into the intorior of the dark | of Jim Sandoval's saloon. belt would be difficult to match in | The story is a thrilling tale of the 7 COURSE 1,0“ SHOULDNT READ ly How ABOUT THAT, WILLIE 2 YOR RNOW, TT AINT ANY OF Nour BUSINESS —~ BSIWES, WT Boots TWINK P—WAATS THAT 2) “OW.NON SAY SHE AINT HERE, AN! NOBODY’D EVER KNOW,EN ? OW, WILLE. OF wt YMA SONOVAGUN W GIDEON GORDONS COAT POCKET 2227272 You coun WANE KNOCKED HIM OVER WTR A TooTPiciz actual life. Which is well, for if | priestess of the temple of pleasure, ‘Wheeler and Wooisey had the burden | who rlues her world with an iron of an utterly realistic plot to carry | hand. but who in the end gives up along, the wild humor of “So This Is | her life to shield her son from the Africa!” would be completely lost. knoweldge of his parentage. Now, YE BLASTED DODOS! LISSEN TD ME NE'LL EMTHER SIGN THE MIS BARK, AN I'LL SHIP'S ARTICLES AN' GO T WORK IN FITTEN STYLE, | OR NYE KIN BLINKIN' WELL SPEND “THE REST O' THE VOYAGE IN IRONS. WOT'S MORE, YE'RE Stow: AWAYS! AN’ THE NEXT WAS SHANGHIED— BY WONDER! He's GUNNER LIVER STOMPED WIM! D'YE HEAR?